Title
Women Representation in SSS Commission
Law
Republic Act No. 7688
Decision Date
Mar 3, 1994
Republic Act No. 7688 amends the composition of the Social Security Commission, granting representation to women and establishing the appointment and term of its members, as well as providing per diem for their attendance and case hearings.
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Q&A (Republic Act No. 7688)

The main purpose of Republic Act No. 7688 is to give representation to women in the Social Security Commission by amending Section 3(a) of Republic Act No. 1161, as amended.

The Social Security Commission is composed of the Secretary of Labor and Employment, the SSS Administrator, and seven appointive members.

Three appointive members represent the labor group.

Two women must be appointed as members of the Social Security Commission, one representing the labor group and one representing the management group.

The members of the Social Security Commission are appointed by the President of the Philippines.

The term of the appointive members is three years.

The first six appointive members shall have terms of one, two, and three years for every two members, respectively.

All vacancies, except those caused by expiration of term, shall be filled for the unexpired term only.

Appointive members receive a per diem of 1,500 pesos for each meeting actually attended, with a maximum of eight meetings per month.

Yes, members who hear cases pending before the Commission also receive a per diem of 1,500 pesos.


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